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La Soldier appears in every musical and Sailor War! appears in Musical 1, Musical 2, Musical 11, and best song collections from the musicals. Sakurakko Club are the live action musical singers. Both songs appear in the musicals, and La Soldier appeared once in SM R.
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Forte Music Entertainment FMDC-510, 900 yen
released 1994.07.01
These songs appear in the PC Engine CD-ROM game as the opening and ending themes. They were only released on this single. Performed by the Inner Senshi voice actress group, "Peach Hips".
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This is a single release of the Sailor Moon SuperS In Paris versions of these two songs. The original karaoke of Moonlight Destiny is unique to the single. |
The first six episodes of Sailor Stars, before the Sailor Starlights appeared, featured a slower ballad version of the ending. Then for the rest of the season a more upbeat version was used, and that is the version that has been released on all the CDs. Here for download is the original, originally ripped from an AVI file by Thomas Prevete.
The tune for Moonlight Densetsu was inspired by an older Japanese song of the 60's called "Sayonara ha Dance no Ato ni" (roughly translated, Goodbye at the End of the Dance). Linked above is the original version, along with an odd salsa cover by Takahashi Mariko. According to IMDB, BAISHOU Chieko has done a fair bit of voice acting - including a part in Howl's Moving Castle!
The song that played as Yuuichiro's (Chad's) theme in Sailor Moon S Episode 99 is performed by a 1970's J-idol duo called "Kariudo". The song was originally released on as an EP record single and an updated version was released many years later as a CD single. The MP3 sounds a little different from the version in the episode (notably the chorus). The updated version of the song may have been the one used in the episode. This information and the links to the singles were provided by Izak, who romanized the lyrics. I don't know any more about it, as someone sent me the MP3 long ago.
Mizuno Ami's seiyuu released her own rendition of Moonlight Densetsu on her 1997 album Marching Aya.The album's theme was that of a school sports day, and each song was based on a certain part of the day (hence, this song is subtitled 'The Finals'). (Information and song file provided by Tom Nichols. Link is to Hitoshi Doi's seiyuu database).
Tenoh Haruka's voice actress released two "unofficial" Sailor Uranus songs on her album "MO". I think Kaze ni Naru is a really nice alternative version of Initial U, which I also enjoy, but wasn't sung by Megumi. (Haruka's SMS character song is Kaze ni Naritai). Both songs sound very "Haruka". Lyrics are available at this Ogata Megumi Lyrics page.
The following information is provided by Karen, who sent me the first two files: "Kaze ni Naru" is a sound-alike to "Initial U" - the SailorStars single for Uranus/Haruka song that Ogata Megumi didn't sing. The other is "Shiokaze ni Nosete", a softer, love ballad. She [Megumi] said this song is dedicated to a "green-haired girl". Ogata Megumi wrote the lyrics to both of these songs herself. "Kaze ni Naru" is available on the album MO. "Shiokaze ni Nosete" is available on both MO and Aitai (which also has "Kaze ni Naritai"). A live version of "Shiokaze ni Nosete" is on the album Live [em:ou] Concert Tour 1998.
These two songs were donated by Kourtney. Since Hotaru's voice actress doesn't sing in the Sailor Moon anime, these are a rare treat. Enjoy!
There are quite a few Sailor Moon covers/remixes out there, primarily of Moonlight Densetsu. The following were all sent in by visitors for your enjoyment - thanks everyone! (Note: these are all officially released remixes or covers. I am not looking for fan remixes.)
ISHIDA Yoko (Otome no Policy, Ai no Senshi, Suki to Itte) produced a series of remix albums which combine popular anime songs with the driving beat of the "Para Para" dance craze. Her complete discography is listed on her official fan site Club Sweets. The Japanese albums can be purchased at CD Japan and the three U.S. editions (which have different track line-ups) from Right Stuf (vol 1, vol 2, vol 3) along with the Live in Concert DVD.